52
- is prime? No
- is multiple of 3? No
continue
53
- is prime? Yes
continue
54
- is prime? No
- is multiple of 3? Yes
- is multiple of 4? No
continue
55
- is prime? No
- is multiple of 3? No
continue
56
- is prime? No
- is multiple of 3? No
continue
57
- is prime? No
- is multiple of 3? Yes
- is multiple of 4? No
continue
58
- is prime? No
- is multiple of 3? No
continue
59
- is prime? Yes
continue
60
- is prime? No
- is multiple of 3? Yes
- is multiple of 4? Yes
Therefore 60 is the answer, as it fits all the conditions
Simple trial and error.
Draw a rectangle with one side equal to 84 in. and the other side equal to 65 in. We know that area = l*w, so the area of the rectangle is 5,460 sq. in. Since Mr. Horn cut the piece of plywood in half, he produces two identical pieces of plywood, with half the amount of area as the original. So, 5,460 sq. in. divided by 2 = 2,730 sq. in.
$150 because the supply number is equivalent to the demand number
Answer:
There is no solution
Step-by-step explanation:
The lines never touch each other
Hello!
I believe the number that can be written in the blank space above is 6.
48+54=6'(8+9)
The number written in the blank space is 6 because when you divide 48 and 54 by their numbers, 8 and 9, you will get an answer of 6 for both numbers.
48/8=6
54/9=6
So the number in the blank space would be 6.
I hope this helps!
